The best guide to becoming a modern angel investor!

Curious about starting as an angel investor, but never knew where to start? Angel investing offers amazing rewards to those who venture into this venture. This venture is all about finding those start-ups and the founders that shine with their passion and ideas and solve the painful problems we all experience with their vision and innovative thinking.

Before you start learning the art of angel investing, dig deep and decide if this is right for you. What is your motivation in becoming an angel? What kind of companies would you seek? What value can you provide to start-ups? In Angel Investor School, top worldwide investors offer their advice for you to figure out if this is for you.

We will show you:

• How to find and identify those few start-ups that will become outliers
• How to network and promote your personal brand
• How the best investors analyze start-ups, and determine market fit, founder quality, and timing
• How to ask the right questions and find the deal breakers
• How to perform due diligence
• How to close a deal, and when to exit
• How to manage a portfolio of start-up investments
• How to gain experience by investing together with other angels

In every step of the way, we will guide you so that the process of investing is as smooth as possible. Angel Investor School will give you the tools to change the world through investment, supporting new technologies and ideas. The world of angel investing is all about helping start-ups when they need it the most.

Some of the angels included: Fabrice Grinda (number-one Forbes’ top angel, FJ Labs), Gokul Rajaram (DoorDash), Pejman Nozad (Pear VC), Martín Varsavsky (Prelude Fertility, Goggo, VAS Ventures, MVB Jazzya), Brad Feld (Techstars, Foundry Group), Dan Scheinman (first investor in Zoom), David Cohen (Techstars), Susan Preston (SeaChange Fund, Angel Resource Institute), Henri Arslanian (PwC), Bill Morrow (Angels Den), and Carlos Blanco (Nuclio, Encomenda).